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How do you visualise all the modules in your project? What happens when you project has tens of thousands of modules? Does it look like this? Is the module namespace art?
There's a lot of Haskell code in the world now. 1125 packages on Hackage, made up of thousands of modules, with hundreds of thousands of import dependencies between them. Some of those packages have hundreds of modules. For fun, I wanted to visualise that module namespace. That is, in one image see all the Haskell modules I could potentially use: a panoramic view of the Haskell landscape.
In this post I'm going to:
- show Iavor Diatchki's graphmod tool for visualising module dependencies
- develop a new tool, cabalgraph, for visualising the module namespace by converting.cabal files into .dot files
- look at lots of pretty examples
- visualize the entire core and 3rd party Haskell library set in a single view
You'll learn how to use cabalgraph and graphmod to visualise imports and namespaces, and get to see some quite cool pictures of a thousand libraries in single namespace image. (Composite image courtesy infosthetics.com who picked up the early version of this post. Thanks guys!)
Visualising by Category
Previously, I looked at comprehending Hackage through its category metadata straight from the Hackage library set. Here, font size is indicated by word size, as we view the 50 or so semantic categories used by the 1k+ Haskell packages:
Which does a reasonable job of conveying the breadth of the areas we've libraries and tools for. Doesn't do much to convey the sheer number of packages now though.
The Haskell Module System
Haskell modules are pretty straight forward. You pick a hierarchical name, like System.IO.MMap, for you module name, hopefully using one of the standard top level allocated names. There are various rough guides to the namespace to try to keep things sensible. Once you've chosen a module name, the module itself lives in a file path of the same form. So concrete file in this case would be System/IO/MMap.hs. Others can then use my module – once it is packaged up with cabal – by importing the original name. All fairly straight forward. Modules may import each other mutually recursively too, which is fun.
Graphing Imports
At work we've sometimes the need to quickly convey how Haskell modules depend on each other, when trying to describe how a system works to other developers, or for verification and requirements purposes. To help with this in the context of Haskell, my colleague Iavor Diatchki, wrote graphmod, a nice way to view the module import graph of your project. Here, import statements correspond to edges, and modules are nodes. It's easy to use (here, piping the .dot output of graphmod into graphviz to render):
graphmod *.hs */*.hs | dot -Tpng | xv -
Running graphmod on the xmonad core results in:
And an alternate rendering:
For small graphs, this does a pretty good job of summarising the import dependencies of the project quickly. Useful for summarising quickly how your project works internally.
Two new tools: lscabal and cabalgraph
My goal here though was to visualise the entire Haskell module namespace. We have some nice technology at our disposal to do this:
- a single central library and tool repository, Hackage
- each package has a required declarative metadata file listing its interface (i.e. we don't need to install it to find out what API it exports)
- a library for parsing .cabal files
So all I have to do is glue these together with a script to grab .cabal files from the network, parse them, then render them in .dot format. An hour later we have a new tool, cabalgraph. Given a list of any of: a directory with a .cabal file inside it; the path to a .cabal file; or the URL of a .cabal file, it will parse all those .cabal files, extract the module names, and then render the combined set as a graph in dot format. (Yes, a Haskell app that does network stuff, text transformation, parsing, blah blah made by gluing libraries together!). While I was here, I also put together lscabal, for just listing the exported modules from a cabal package.
Looking at lscabal first. Just running it against a project on the command line:
$ lscabal ~/dons/src/xmonad XMonad XMonad.Main XMonad.Core XMonad.Config XMonad.Layout XMonad.ManageHook XMonad.Operations XMonad.StackSet
Or viewing a remote package:
$ lscabal http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/uvector/0.1.0.3/uvector.cabal Data.Array.Vector
Or some union of these (for example, the mixed local and remote dependencies of a project):
$ lscabal http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/uvector/0.1.0.3/uvector.cabal ~/dons/src/bytestring Data.Array.Vector Data.ByteString Data.ByteString.Char8 Data.ByteString.Unsafe Data.ByteString.Internal Data.ByteString.Lazy Data.ByteString.Lazy.Char8 Data.ByteString.Lazy.Internal Data.ByteString.Fusion
Useful if you want to know how many, or what , modules a bunch of packages are providing. As a side note, I quite like the command line API that uniformly hands urls and filepaths intermixed. Good mashup stuff on the command line. Maybe there's a new library waiting there…
Visualising the Namespace
We can now view the module hierarchy exported by projects, and sets of projects, graphically. In each case, I'll pipe output into dot or one of its variants. For example:
$ cabalgraph ~/dons/src/xmonad | circo -Tpng | xv -
Results in:
And as a classic tree:
The module namespace carries a lot less information than the full import dependency graph, so we should be able to view larger projects without getting too overwhelmed.
Here's a graph of the various bytestring libraries, combined (and squashed horizontally) (here's the original widescreen version):
So there's a bit of a culture that's built up around the bytestring library.
Big Graphs: Getting a bit artsy
Here's a rather cool image of the xmonad extensions library (all the extra layouts , and buttons and tweaks). The xmonad core (visualized above) is just one tiny circle with all this surrounding code built on top:
xmonadcontrib is very well regulated, and growing smoothly.
Here's a rendering of the darcs module namespace:
And a graph of most of the libraries that I've written:
Here is the Haskell core library namespace (aka the standard libraries). Note how sparsely connected the core "axiomatic" libraries are:
The Haskell Universe
And without further ado, here it is: the complete Haskell namespace (every open source Haskell module available via Hackage or the core libraries (the vast majority of public and open Haskell code in existence)):
It's kind of beautiful. You see the big parts of the namespace (like "Data", "System", "Control" and "Text") have lots of modules under their control, so much so that the modules become a fuzzy cloud of black. Then there are smaller parts of the namespace, until we're just looking at single, freestanding modules not connected to any other part of the namespace. So much code.
Here's an alternative rendering using the "force directed" spring algorithm dot provides. The individual modules are a bit more distinct now:
It's almost like a star chart. Here's another rendering, using "neato" mode. It emphasises the more massive parts of the namespace a bit more:
This one is like looking down on the namespace from above. A topological map almost, where you can see the big peaks of the namespace.
The final image is perhaps the most revealing. Here you see the big parts of the namespace, and each individual project hanging off as tiny sprouts. Vaguely biological looking:
You can try rendering this graph yourself using these .dot files constructed with cabalgraph, and some .svg files for the big images (rather then rendering big .pngs for them).
The general process I used here was cabalgraph to construct the big dot files, then graphivz to generate various renderings, with inkscape and gimp at the end to get them into a .png format.
Hope you enjoyed all that.


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TNB: The Apprentices
"Oh no!" Randy thought, or so he'd tell us later, as he skied down from the top of Sunlight Mountain at dawn in storm. "Alison's going to kill me! I've lost the intern!" At Rock and Ice we usually have an intern around, writing and helping in different ways; and intern mortality and well-being are good things to be concerned about.
"Oh no!" Randy thought, or so he'd tell us later, as he skied down from the top of Sunlight Mountain at dawn in storm.
"Alison's going to kill me! I've lost the intern!"At Rock and Ice we usually have an intern around, writing and helping in different ways; and intern
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teenage Will Gadd, who camped stoically in his truck in the dead of winter. Interns are highly durable but also an at-risk species, for two reasons.
One, they are super psyched and energetic. Two, our editors and staff are also. Singly or in combination, the characteristics can be combustible.
Jeff Jackson here climbs every weekend at least, with an endless appetite for exploration and new routing. Many interns are delighted to participate, though
once that led to disaster. Jeff and Jonathan Vick were brushing lines on a 20-foot boulder on rappel, and Jonathan's rope was only good for a straight-up
toprope when he tried some moves around an arete and, in ardent absorption, leaned out too far, then fell. Jeff rushed over aghast to find Jonathan
on the ground, putty-faced, asking for a helicopter. He'd fractured two lower vertebrae, as has already been written up in our Accident Report, and,
thankfully, he recovered well, or I would hardly be able to stand bringing it up.
No such constraints stopped our irrepressible coworker Randall Lavelle: She walked in the next morning, stood squarely at Jeff's cubicle, and said, "You
finally did it. You broke the intern's back."
Years ago, a coworker named Scott was energized for the long drives to, and approaches and multipitch routes in, Rocky Mountain National Park, and interns
were the only ones who wanted to go with him. Interns are tough, too: Only when the Arctic Express, of minus 20 degrees, rolled into town did Will
Gadd consent to stay in a paint closet at my house.
Interns are also generally invited on the usual forays to local cliffs. My colleague Andrew here has been known to suggest, tongue in cheek (mostly), that
as part of the selection process any potential interns be given a belay test.
By then I had already tested two on site: Emily Stifler once held me in a fall close to the ground at Rifle, and Gentrye Houghton did the same a couple
of months ago at New Castle, both day trips from our offices in Carbondale, Colorado; both of them flew up and we crashed in midair. In New Castle,
a handhold had broken off and hit me in the face, right in the mouth. Gentrye peered calmly into my gullet and reported that my teeth were intact,
and that the split lip needed no stitches, so we carried on climbing. Unfortunately, though, soon after that Gentrye sprained her ankle badly on a
Tuesday evening bouldering session, though I have just heard from her that it has now been diagnosed as a distal fibula fracture. She is "slowly using
it again" and improving soundly.
Last summer, on the first day Will Hummel and I went out, intended as a mellow day at the little local crag, he witnessed me nearly get nailed by rockfall.
At least that time it wasn't the intern who was imperiled. Will did that well enough to himself. He got so psyched on the climbing at Rifle that we
could not – Jeff and I both tried – convince him to take more rest days. Sadly, a torn labrum ensued, and Will went mournfully away back to LA and
surgery. These varied mishaps remind me of a fave movie, This is Spinal Tap, in which drummers kept perishing in mysterious ways – one in,
for example (insert English accent), "a bizarre gardening accent." Another of our apprentices broke his leg post-internship, when, on his bicycle,
he was hit by a garbage truck.
Interns have certainly given me fits. One asked if he could take "a few days" off to go camping and climbing up at nearby Independence Pass with his visiting
girlfriend, and then disappeared for weeks, with me worried and wondering whether I should be calling his parents or perhaps for some rescue dogs.
He eventually turned back up, blithe and hungry, at an office BBQ.
Of course, I feel for interns because, as at many places, ours are unpaid. It is best for them to serve for credit during college, when parents are often
still footing the bill, but they also often come soon after it, and from coast to coast: from Pat Bagley at Colby College in Maine to Will Hummel from
Pomona, LA; Mark "Scrappy" Synnott from Middlebury College, Vermont, to Teige Muhlfeld, Pepperdine, Malibu; with a whole horde, including Will Gadd
and Emily Stifler, from the Colorado College mafia. Laura Snider was a Master's candidate at CU. We ask only parttime efforts so that they can work
other jobs if they want. Courtney Belcher from Wisconsin demonstrated products in grocery stores; "Scrappy" literally dug ditches; and Tyler Stableford,
then 19, delivered pizzas (in his father's car), with his manager at one point asking the 6'2″ 200-pounder in consternation, "Tyler, did you JUST take
this job for the free pizza?" We nonetheless get a host of applicants, and when here the interns sometimes rent rooms, other times camp. One was once
telling my then coworker JT that he thought a certain waitress returned his interest. JT was dubious.
"No, I think she likes me," the intern persisted. "I really think we're going to hook up."
"Dude," JT said. "You live in a CAR. It's NOT going to happen."
the things that interns do or have done are: write and post articles, take photos, make films, proofread, discuss submissions; and attend trade shows,
our photo camp or the Teva Games. Gentrye got to go to a crack-climbing clinic by Steph Davis and Lisa Hathaway of Moab B.A.S.E Adventures, held in
Canyonlands, an incredible learning experience. "Minnesota Dave" Costello and Smilin' Wes Walker, both by then post- their own internships, traveled
with Jeff Jackson to climb in Mexico, leading to a hilarious feature article. I enjoy discussing edits and grammar with the interns. They help me,
too, usually the first I appeal to – "Hey, Smart Young Intern!" – with my technology blunders and questions.
The interns are motivated people, and I look around the office today and, while jobs at our small concern only come up rarely, realize how many of my coworkers
are former interns either at R and I or our companion publication, Trail Runner. Andrew Bisharat, Jeremy Duncan, Jen Burn, Chris Parker, Ashley Arnold: That is a third of our employees. Others have gone on to local employment (Gentrye
is about to start work at the Carbondale Rec Center) or perhaps work in the outdoor or media industry. Nick Chambers left our office a bit early for
a job at Verde PR; Emily Stifler is managing editor of Mountain Outlaw; and others have used their clips or links while applying to graduate
school. Alex Lowther, who wrote one of my favorite Spotlight profiles, of Nick Duttle (and his assassin stepfather, and a really good pit bull),
was accepted to Columbia Journalism School, and our current intern, Shelby Carpenter, is applying there and to UC Berkeley. Alex (another CCer) has
since written for the New York Times and others, and is working with Big UP Productions. Laura Snider is a science writer at the Boulder Daily Camera. "Minnesota
Dave" Costello (as opposed to "Mississippi Chris" Parker), who wrote us a great story on getting stuck, alone and lacking food, on the wrong side
of a flooded river in the mountains of New Zealand, was hired at Canoe & Kayak magazine, and is soon to come out with a book, Rafting Siberia's Kaa-Khem River.
Will Gadd went on to great glory as an all-around mountain athlete, competing in sport- and ice-climbing World Cups; and developing mixed climbing, spectacular
routes, and his voice and authority as a mountain thinker and writer. Among his many articles for Rock and Ice, on fitness as daily lifestyle,
was among our top five website stories last year. Mark Synnott, like Will, became a top professional climber-athlete, carrying out hard big-wall and
alpine climbs all over the world, from Patagonia to the far Himalaya, Norway to West Africa; writing and making films.
Although getting free labor may sound imperial or at least great, many businesses cancel their internships
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and professional level. Will Hummel just went to Argentina with the Petzl RocTrip, and you can see his story and photos in the issue soon to appear
on stands. Many interns still write for us.
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me of his near panic when separated for a time from our current Smart Young Intern (SYI), young Shelby. But Shelby came here to our office by way of
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General and special relativity are two of the more mind bending theories in modern science. According to them, space and time are a singular entity that is warped by mass, where measurements completely depend on how the person doing the measuring is moving. People generally believe that relativity has no effect in everyday life, since it's generally discussed in terms of things going very fast or objects in highly warped spacetime.
This belief is not entirely true—GPS equipment would not work if the times measured by the satellites were not corrected for time dilation that arises from the rapid motion of the satellites relative to your car. In general, though, most people go about their day without experiencing any ill- (or odd-) effects due to relativity. However, it turns out that, if you can measure accurately enough, the effects of relativity are indeed all around us.
Using the most accurate clocks in existence, a team of researchers at NIST in Boulder, CO have shown that relativity all around us—even on everyday lab scales. The team used an optical "quantum logic clock" that is based on an electron's oscillations between the 1s and 3p quantum energy levels of an 27Al+ ion. A pair of these clocks—each of which will lose less than one second every 3.7 billion years—were tethered together by a special optical cable connecting two adjacent labs. The clocks were then manipulated so that time dilation occurred.
The first experiment had one clock moving relative to the other, a situation that is used to introduce the concept of time dilation to introductory physics students—faster moving clocks will tick away more slowly. In this case, one clock's ion was put in motion relative to the other, and the frequency shift that resulted was measured. Even when the clocks were moving apart at 22.4 miles per hour, it was possible to observe a change in frequency of approximately 45x10-17. This is exactly in agreement with the predictions of special relativity.
A lesser known consequence of general relativity is that time will move slower in a stronger gravitational field. On Earth, one implication of this is that a clock on the second floor of an office building will move faster than one on the first floor. Using the ultra-precise clock setup, the NIST researchers tested this as well. One of the optical clocks was placed about a foot above the other and measurements were taken. They found a fractional frequency change of (4.1±1.6)x10-17; plugging this number back into relativity's formulas produced an equivalent height differential gave 14.5±5.9 inches, a result that nicely bracketed the 12 inch difference in the experimental setup.
Science, 2010. DOI: 10.1126/science.1192720


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What is Mantra? A mantra is a word or series of words chanted aloud or silently to invoke spiritual qualities. Chanting is used as a spiritual tool in virtually every cultural and religious tradition. In the yogic tradition a mantra is a Sanskrit word that has special powers to transform consciousness, promote healing or fulfill desires.The practice of chanting a mantra is used as a form of meditation. Sitting in a comfortable position, with the eyes closed, the mantra is repeated silently or aloud. The mind is focused on
What is Japa? Malas are used for keeping count while reciting, chanting, or mentally repeating a mantra or the name or names of a deity. This practice is known in Sanskrit as Japa.
A Japa Mala or Prayer Mala or Meditation Mala (meaning garland) is a set of beads commonly used by Hindus and Buddhists, usually made from 108 beads, though other numbers, usually divisible by 9, are also used. When Mantras are repeated on beads of Mala, it is called Japa and the mala is called Japa Mala. Malas are typically made with 19, 21, 27, 54 or 108 beads. In Tibetan Buddhism, traditionally Malas of 108 beads are used. Some practitioners use Malas of 21 or 28 beads for doing prostrations. Doing one 108-bead Mala counts as 100 mantra recitations, the extra repetitions done to amend any mistakes in pronunciation or other faults of recitation. Malas are mainly used to count mantras. These mantras can be recited for different purposes linked to working with mind. The material used to make the beads can vary according to the purpose of the mantras used. Some beads can be used for all purposes and all kinds of mantras. The distinctive Japa or Meditation Mala consists of 108 individually knotted beads. A single guru bead is attached to the threaded tassel. Prayer beads are an indispensable tool for meditation. Each bead is used to count the repetition of a mantra or chant. The number 108 bears spiritual significance across several religions. When a mantra is repeated 108 times, the person meditating is connecting with the spirit of the universe, paying respects in deep humility to that which pervades all life. A personal Mala is a wonderful accessory to meditation, which when used regularly with a personal mantra, absorbs the vibrations of the practice. It becomes like a close friend or a comfortable piece of clothing. The Japa or Meditation or Prayer Mala, when worn also acts as a talisman and maintains a positive flow of energy throughout the body. Moreover, now a days bead therapy is very common and many people have been benefited by this.
Doing one 108-bead Mala counts as 100 mantra recitations, the extra repetitions done to amend any mistakes in pronunciation or other faults of recitation. These mantras can be recited for different purposes linked to working with mind. The material used to make the beads can vary according to the purpose of the mantras used. Some beads can be used for all purposes and all kinds of mantras.
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Listen up, kids, this is important! Today we're going to talk about grand juries. With a side of intellectual freedom.
Look, we've got three people — Matt Duran, Kteeo (Katherine Olejnik), and Leah-Lynn Plante — locked up for contempt out in Seattle, WA. They've all refused to testify before a grand jury.
Grand juries are one of the government's shittiest tools for squishing dissent. They were originally intended as a way for individual citizens to bring a matter before their peers to make the government do something about it. Today, though, they are a way for the government to intimidate and punish people who make noise, without those people having any recourse. Folks get hauled into court, without having been accused of anything, and are asked a bunch of questions. They are not allowed to have an attorney with them, and the room is closed and what goes on is kept secret. They must answer the questions — the 5th Amendment, which otherwise protects us from having to testify against ourselves, does not apply. If they refuse to testify — a choice that is usually a good idea in cases of political repression — they may be jailed for up to six months for contempt, in order to coerce testimony. If after six months a person has not spoken, they can be sent back for another six months, et cetera, et cetera, until someone gives up. Remember, these folks have not even been accused, let alone convicted, of a crime in the first place. The point of a grand jury is for the government to figure out if there's anything floating around that they can prosecute someone for.
Back on July 25, if you'll recall, Plante and Duran were a couple of the folks in Oregon and Washington states who woke up to the early morning sounds of their doors being smashed in by federal officers. Their residences were searched by feds looking for, among other things, black clothes and anarchist literature. Yesterday, before Plante went back before the grand jury and again refused to testify, she wrote:
On the morning of July 25th, 2012, my life was turned upside down in a matter of hours. FBI agents from around Washington and Oregon and Joint Terrorism Task Force agents from Washington busted down the front door of my house with a battering ram, handcuffed my house mates and me at gunpoint, and held us hostage in our backyard while they read us a search warrant and ransacked our home. They said it was in connection to May Day vandalism that occurred in Seattle, Washington earlier this year.
However, we suspected that this was not really about broken windows. As if they had taken pointers from Orwell's 1984, they took books, artwork and other various literature as "evidence" as well as many other personal belongings even though they seemed to know that nobody there was even in Seattle on May Day. While we know that knowledge is powerful, we suspected that nobody used rolled up copies of the Stumptown Wobbly to commit property damage. We saw this for what it was. They are trying to investigate anarchists and persecute them for their beliefs. This is a fishing expedition. This is a witch hunt. Since then, thanks to a Freedom of Information Act request, we have learned that this Grand jury was convened on March 2nd, 2012, two months before the May Day vandalism even took place…
As predicted, she was locked up after yesterday's grand jury session. Matt has been imprisoned since September 13, including time in solitary confinement, and Kteeo since September 28. So, shit's scary. But, we're all in this together, and the best way to handle this is for us all to create and maintain a loving community and to take care of each other. Which is what grand jury resisters are doing, by they way — they are taking a hit for the rest of us. We should all be supporting these three, in word and deed, as much as we can, since they're going so hard to protect our asses. Here's some stuff you can do for Matt and Kteeo, and I'm sure there'll be a similar round up for Leah shortly.
So, this is the Library blog, right? Let's bring it back home. See up there where Leah writes about her house being searched? What did the feds take? Books, art. As many folks around the internet have noted, if the FBI came gunning into any of our houses they'd find black clothing and subversive literature.
Yo, feds, Senator McCarthy called, he wants his game plan back.
Aside from the 5th Amendment mentioned above, we are also supposed to be guaranteed rights of speech and press under the 1st Amendment, and the rights to free speech and assembly include freedom of association, as clarified by Supreme Court rulings. Now, I know some of us don't truck with the idea of rights (Utah says, "The state can't give you freedom, and the state can't take it away. You're born with it, like your eyes, like your ears. Freedom is something you assume, then you wait for someone to try to take it away. The degree to which you resist is the degree to which you are free."), but it's what we've got to work with right now.
And yet we have doors being busted down over books, and the printed word being taken away as evidence of… …something. That our three grand jury resisters hold certain political opinions, and know others with similar opinions, is enough to have gotten them into this spot in the first place. Librarians, our professional association has a lot to say about the 1st Amendment.
We've just come off of Banned Books Week. I hope you read something subversive! I always hope that, actually. I also hope that I don't need to be too heavy-handed in drawing the lines between the FBI searching someone's house for radical literature and the stuff we usually talk about when we talk about banned books. It is a matter of degree, rather than kind.


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Woman behind buffer-zone suit returns to post outside Allston Planned Parenthood
BOSTON -- Less than a week after the Supreme Court struck down the state's buffer zone law, Eleanor McCullen was back in front of the Planned Parenthood center in Allston, handing fliers to visitors entering the Commonwealth Avenue building.
The soft-spoken grandmother of six was doing what she did every Tuesday and Wednesday for the past 14 years: She was letting women know they have other options. It was the lawsuit filed on her behalf that erased teh buffer zone.
She was with the same team of three to four volunteers, using the same brochures and the same opening line – 'Can I give you some literature?' Nothing had changed, except this morning, for the first time since 2007, she was standing on the inside of a wide circular line painted on the sidewalk that was designed to keep her out.
The line was drawn as part of a Massachusetts law meant to protect patrons of abortion clinics from harassment from pro-life demonstrators. At the time of the law's enactment, policymakers felt that demonstrators were intimidating women seeking reproductive services.
But the June 26 Supreme Court ruling, expected to set the precedent for clinics nationwide, struck down the law, saying it infringed on First Amendment rights
"It is no accident that public streets and sidewalks have developed as venues for the exchange of ideas," wrote Chief Justice John Roberts, who delivered the opinion of the Court. "The buffer zones burden substantially more speech than necessary to achieve the commonwealth's asserted interests."
The ruling immediately made the 35-foot buffer zone meaningless.
As she watched people come and go from the Allston center Wednesday morning, McCullen said, "I'm happy because I no longer have to shout to get their attention. Before, I had to shout and it did feel harsh – that was the only way to reach them."
She wasn't alone on the sidewalk.
Along with her regular team of volunteers, there were two Planned Parenthood 'escorts' dressed in blue vests ready to take the arm of any visitor and shield them from the pro-life cadre. There were also three or four police officers casually talking nearby.
Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts encouraged women to call if they have concerns about coming in. Its website reads: "The Supreme Court decision about the buffer zone will not change our hours or services. We will continue to provide care, as we have for over 85 years, no matter what."
For McCullen, the added security seems unnecessary:
"We've never been aggressive," she said. "It's not how we operate."
There are occasional disturbances, she said, like on Saturday, when pro-choicers came out with a megaphone and signs. Guards had to come out to tell them to stop.
"But I've never seen it from our group," she said. "Our aim is to let women know they have a friend. We want to be approachable."
According to a press release issued by the Planned Parenthood League of Massachusetts Wednesday, Gov. Deval Patrick and Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Martha Coakley are working on a response to ensure "the continued safety of women accessing health care" at reproductive centers statewide.


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After weeks of having her house elves prettify the brownstone, last night was Carrie Bradshaw's $40,000-per-person fundraiser for President Barack Obama. Although pixie druid Matthew Broderick was not in attendance (occupied by a performance of his Broadway musical "Nice Work If You Can Get It"), the guests included Meryl Streep, Anna Wintour, Michael Kors, Andy Cohen and Aretha Franklin, whose large hat apparently dined and dashed early. Area people protested. This is really all just a bizarro redux of that episode when "handsome politico" John Slattery wanted her to pee on him. [Fox, NY Daily News, New York]
Kim Kardashian denied on an OWN special that mom Kris was "pimping her children" and spontaneously burst into flame because that's what happens when you look Oprah in the face and lie. Later, Winfrey asked if they would be as successful if they weren't "good-looking kids," to which little brother Rob Kardashian replied, "Well, [the Kardashian sisters] are not, like, skinny women." Nice. [E!]
Newsies star Jeremy Jordan is joining Katharine McPhee, Debra Messing and Debra Messing's hideous shawls on Smash, probably as a love interest for McPhee's Karen. He will play a self-destructive Brooklyn-born singer, which sounds dumb now but probably was appealing at some time in your life. [Vulture]
Tour De Lance Armstrong, cancer survivor, cyclist and proprietor of the yellow Livestrong bracelets co-opted by every douchebag in 2007, continues to fight doping charges and has been banned from the Hawaii Ironman until they're dropped. His lawyers demand physical evidence, claiming the 10 cyclists willing to testify against Armstrong have ulterior motives as competitors. [L.A. Times]
Lionsgate is seriously considering Roots actress Cicely Tyson for the role of Mags in The Hunger Games, "an eighty-year-old woman who babbles every time she talks. Katniss believes it is because of a possible stroke she may have had in the past." This is great news. Back in the '70s, Tyson won an Oscar for Sounder and Sounder is boss. Now we just have to wait and see if people freak the fuck out. [World Of Wonder]
- "Chick-fil-A and a water birth," tweets Kourtney Kardashian, and the wind cries Mary.[Contact Music]
- Kevin Costner won his lawsuit against Stephen Baldwin, Michael Lohan slams Stephen Baldwin and these men are the only two people who care about Stephen Baldwin. [Reuters, Radar]
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- Moesha actress Yvette Wilson, 48, has passed away of cervical cancer. [Digital Spy]
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- Ne-Yo and Bette Midler were inducted into the Songwriters' Hall Of Fame. OK, why the fuck was I not invited to that? [Contact Music]
- Urrrsher encourages protegé Justin Bieber to stop and smell the money. [STV]
- Brad Pitt went motorcycle shopping in London. [People]
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MILWAUKEE - Mitt Romney tightened his grip on the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday night, sweeping primaries in Wisconsin, Maryland and Washington D.C., with time left over to swap charges with President Barack Obama.
"Four more years?" Romney asked sarcastically of the president as supporters cheered him in Milwaukee.
He said Obama was "a little out of touch" after spending four years surrounded by the trappings of power and had presided over near-record job losses as well as increases in poverty, home foreclosures, government debt and gasoline prices.
The victories enabled Romney to pad his already-wide delegate lead over Republican rival Rick Santorum, who flashed defiance in the face of pressure to abandon his own candidacy in the name of party unity.
Wisconsin was the marquee contest of the night, the only place of the three on the ballot where Santorum mounted a significant effort.
Returns from 15 percent of the state's precincts showed Romney with 43 percent of the vote to 38 percent for Santorum, 11 percent for Ron Paul and 6 percent for Newt Gingrich.
Returns from 25 percent of Maryland's precincts showed Romney with 48 percent of the vote to 30 percent for Santorum, 11 percent for Gingrich and 9 percent for Ron Paul.
With 43 percent precincts counted in Washington, Romney had 68 percent of the vote to 13 percent for Paul and 11 percent for Gingrich. Santorum was not on the ballot.
"'We won 'em all," he declared.
Romney won at least 74 delegates in the three races, with 21 yet to be allocated.
That pushed his total to 646 of the 1,144 needed to clinch the nomination. Santorum has 272 delegates, Gingrich 135 and Paul 51.
Interviews with voters leaving Republican polling places in Maryland and Wisconsin showed an electorate more concerned with a candidate's ability to ability to defeat Obama than with the strength of his conservatism, his moral character or his stand on the issues. Similar soundings in earlier states have consistently worked to Romney's advantage.
Voters in both states were less apt to be born again or evangelical Christians than in most previous contests - 34 percent in Wisconsin and 32 percent in Maryland. Based on earlier contests, that, too, suggested an advantage for Romney.
Increasingly, Romney and many senior figures in his party have begun behaving as if the primaries are an afterthought, hoping to pivot to the fall campaign and criticism of Obama.
"He gets full credit or blame for what's happened in this economy and what's happened to gasoline prices under his watch and what's happened to our schools and what's happened to our military forces," Romney said of the president while campaigning in Waukesha, Wis.
Obama said things could be worse - and predicted they would be if Romney and Republicans got their way.
In a speech to the annual meeting of The Associated Press, he said a House-passed budget written by Republicans was "antithetical to our entire history as a land of opportunity and upward mobility for everybody who's willing to work for it ... It is a prescription for decline."
When he wasn't focusing his rhetoric on Obama, Romney prodded Santorum to quit the race, suggesting a refusal to do so could cost the party the election in November.
"The right thing for us, I think, is to get a nominee as soon as we can and be able to focus on Barack Obama," Romney said in an interview with Fox News. "You have to remember that it was Ross Perot that allowed Bill Clinton to win" in 1992, he added, a reference to the Texan who ran as an independent that year.
Santorum, in his home state of Pennsylvania, took note of the calls for him to exit the race.
"Ladies and gentleman, Pennsylvania and half the other people in this country have yet to be heard, and we're going to go out and campaign here and across this nation to make sure that their voices are heard in the next few months."
For Romney, the end of the contested primary campaign could hardly come soon enough. Obama has gained in the polls in recent months, particularly among women, as Republicans vie among themselves for support from a conservative party electorate. Santorum has devoted more time to social issues - including birth control - than Romney, who has generally stayed focused on economic issues.
Additionally, surveys indicate Americans are growing more optimistic about the overall state of the economy. Unemployment has fallen in recent months, but it is still at a relatively high 8.3 percent of the work force.
Santorum made little or no effort in Maryland, was not on the ballot in Washington, D.C., and concentrated much of his time in Wisconsin in rural areas.
He all but conceded defeat in advance in Wisconsin, retreating to Mars, Pa., for an election night appearance in his home state.
Wisconsin was the fourth industrial state to vote in a little more than a month after Michigan, Ohio and Illinois, a string that Romney has exploited to gain momentum as well as a growing delegate lead in the campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. He and a super PAC supporting him have greatly outspent his rivals in state after state.
The surveys of voters in Maryland's and Wisconsin's GOP presidential primaries were conducted for AP and the television networks by Edison Research. They included preliminary results among 1,153 voters interviewed Tuesday as they left polling places at 25 randomly selected sites in Maryland, and among 1,063 Wisconsin voters as they left 35 polling places across that state. Results from both states had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4 percentage points.
Already, the early outlines of a general election ad war are visible. Obama's re-election campaign is airing commercials in a half-dozen battleground states that accuse Romney of siding with Big Oil "for their tax breaks, attacking higher mileage standards and renewables."
The ads are a rapid response to $3 million in commercials aired by an outside group, American Energy Reliance, blaming the president for rising gasoline prices.
In his campaign for the Republican nomination, Romney has collected endorsements from former President George H.W. Bush, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, a tea party favorite, and Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, author of a conservative budget that Republicans pushed through the House last week and is certain to play a prominent role in the fall campaign for the White House.
At the same time, Romney continues to struggle for support from some of the party's most reliable conservative voters. In the past five weeks, while winning across the Midwest, he has lost to Santorum in Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, all part of the traditional Southern political base.


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Sexual harassment is the dark side of San Diego's Comic-Con
SAN DIEGO -- Amid the costumes and fantasy of this weekend's Comic-Con convention, a group of young women drew widespread attention to a very real issue -- allegations of sexual harassment at the annual pop-culture festival.
Geeks for CONsent, founded by three women from Philadelphia, gathered nearly 2,600 signatures on an online petition supporting a formal anti-harassment policy at Comic-Con.
Conventioneers told Geeks for CONsent they had been groped, followed and unwillingly photographed during the four-day confab.
Meanwhile, what Geeks for CONsent and others regarded as blatant objectification continued on the convention floor. Scantily clad women were still used as decoration for some presentations, and costumed women were described as "vaguely slutty" by panel moderator Craig Ferguson. When Dwayne Johnson made a surprise appearance to promote "Hercules," 10 women in belly-baring outfits stood silently in front of the stage for no apparent reason.
Groping, cat-calling and other forms of sexual harassment are a larger social issue, not just a Comic-Con problem. And many comics and movies still portray women as damsels in distress. But Geeks for CONsent says things are amplified at the festival, where fantasy plays such a large role.
"It's a separate, more specific issue within the convention space," said Rochelle Keyhan, 29, director of Geeks for CONsent. "It's very much connected (to the larger problem) and it's the same phenomena, but manifesting a little more sexually vulgar in the comic space."
"Comic-Con has an explicit Code of Conduct that addresses harassing and offensive behavior," said Comic-Con International in a statement on Sunday to The Associated Press. "This Code of Conduct is made available online as well as on page two of the Events Guide that is given to each attendee."
Earlier, Comic-Con spokesman David Glanzer told the Los Angeles Times that "anyone being made to feel uncomfortable at our show is obviously a concern for us." He said additional security was in place this year, including an increased presence by San Diego Police.
Keyhan's focus on Comic-Con began with a movement launched in her hometown called HollabackPhilly, to help end public harassment against women and members of the LGBT community. She and her colleagues developed a comic book on the subject in hopes of engaging middle- and high-school students, which is what brought them to Comic-Con.
Costuming, or cosplay, is a big part of the popular convention, with male and female fans dressing as their favorite characters, regardless of gender. A man might wear a Wonder Woman outfit, and a woman could dress as Wolverine. Keyhan and her colleagues -- all in costume -- carried signs and passed out temporary tattoos during the convention that read, "Cosplay does not equal consent."
In addition to the existing Comic-Con's Code of Conduct, Geeks for CONsent wants the 45-year-old convention to adopt a clearly stated policy and says staff members should to be trained to handle sexual harassment complaints.
"It makes it feel safer for the person being harassed to report it and also for bystanders who witness (inappropriate behavior)," Keyhan said.
Toni Darling, a 24-year-old model who was dressed as Wonder Woman on Saturday, said the issue goes way beyond Comic-Con.
"I don't think it has anything to do with cosplay or anything to do with costumes," she said. "People who are the kind of people who are going to take a photo of you when you're not looking from behind are going to do that regardless, whether you're in costume or not."
Still, she'd like to see an advisory in the Comic-Con program against surreptitious photography, and a clearer statement from Geeks for CONsent. She found some fans were afraid to take photos, even when she was posing at a booth on the showroom floor.
"The kind of behavior that needs to be modified," she said, "is somebody taking a photo of you bent over while you're signing a print."


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D3's Barbarian Origin, Update on Lag in Public EU Games, Blue Posts
Blue Posts - NA & EU Beta Wave, Arena Gold Bug Resolution; Closed Beta Known Issues
WoW Source: Patch 5.4 Developer Round Table
Blizzard released a video that gives an overview of Patch 5.4 and then answers some of your questions.
- Over 50% of Flex Raids last week had 2 or more raid sizes, so people are really making use of the flexible size feature.
- Roughly the same amount of people did a flex raid last week as the number that did scenarios.
- The Timeless Isle is somewhat of a template for endgame world content going forward. There might be some more structure in the future, but the general style of content that avoids pure daily quests worked well.
- Adding things in the world to discover while leveling will also be a goal moving forward.
- As far as storage space goes, choosing what to keep is part of the gameplay. No matter how much bag space players are given, it will always end up being full.
- Heirlooms are taking up a lot of space, so a centralized storage like the one used for pets and mounts is being worked on. The toy items added in Mists of Pandaria also take up a lot of space, so a similar solution for that would also be ideal.
- Siege of Orgrimmar is one of the more melee friendly raid zones that have been added recently. The devs are looking for things melee players can excel at or perks they can have without taking tools away from ranged players.
- The Gnome race didn't exist when the original WoW cinematic was being worked on, which is why they didn't appear in it. There hasn't been a good opportunity to showcase gnomes in a cinematic since then.
- Patch 5.4.1 will add a new Refer a Friend system. The whole process will be moved in game, rather than requiring you to visit the site in your browser. The system will give you a token which you can redeem for the new mount, one of the other mounts, or a pet.
- Blizzcon will have "an exciting glimpse into the future of WoW", as well as a live raid.
Patch 5.4 Hotfixes: October 7
Rated Battleground Ratings Adjustments
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WHEW! I think I need someone to talk me off the edge! This No Spend thing is hard.
While Erica is up there in Washington not spending, I'm here in Denver struggling. For some reason, I've found this challenge to be much more… um, challenging than I expected it to be. The only reason I can think of is that my habits have gotten quite relaxed and pinching pennies has become painful for me again.
The Good: Rick stuck to his budget for the hair cut, and we got into the football game for only $10 instead of the twelve I budgeted for. We had to use cash for the game of course, so we pulled a twenty. Rick used $7 of that for bread at the bakery.
I used card stock, scrapbook supplies and envelopes that I already had around here to assemble invitations for H's birthday party. I only made four of them; one for each of his grandparents and great-grandparents, and one for me to keep. The rest of the guest list got email invitations. Total cost was zero (well, three stamps, but I already had those).
The Bad: Originally, I had hoped for wiggle room in the grocery store budget. Unfortunately, we ran out of toilet paper. And, C got a diaper rash which pushed me to use disposables for a few days. We also use disposable diapers at night, so we needed more of those too. Yeah… that's twenty bucks down the crapper. Seriously? Two-thirds of my grocery budget for poop?
Last week, I mentioned that I forgot to budget for buying chicken feed. Because our co-op is so far away, we buy eight weeks of feed at one time. That was $60 that we did not include in our original budget.
The Ugly: My grocery receipt contained toilet paper, diapers, milk, butter, 1 can of coconut milk, cornmeal, and cheese. Rick got home, burst out laughing and asked where the fruit was. I didn't feel bad, he stole three dollars cash from the money we pulled out for the football game and spent it this week. He won't tell me on what, so I'm pretty sure it was candy or, more likely, a pastry. I'm insanely jealous over that three dollars. I'm coveting the pastry.
Oh, and then he tells me that he's in charge of breakfast for his Friday morning meeting, and his company is buying breakfast burritos from my favorite place. I think I hate him.
What did we spend this week?
$ 50.42 on Groceries (and a damn pastry)
$ 36.00 on Gas
$ 60.00 on Chicken feed
$ 30.00 on Rick's hair cut
$ 10.00 on Entertainment (the football game)
$186.42 total this week
Plus last week: $59.89
Total spent so far: $246.31
That leaves $88.69 for the month. Ouch.
I am worried. I don't think we can make it. I'm really debating about transferring the chicken food money from our savings account and not counting it in the month's budget, but I don't know if that's cheating or not.
As it stands, we have just over half the month to get by on a quarter of the month's budget. If I add that sixty back in, we're looking at 44% of the budget left for the next two and a half weeks. My goal was to save $1000 this month, so that's really just robbing Peter to pay Paul, right?
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Tonight is the first night of Chanukka and our attention to latkes. Few dishes can be so delicious, so comforting as properly made latkes, and yet they do not require long preparation. Many cooks are rather uncomfortable with the idea of deep frying foods. But… what is Chanukka without latkes?!? Besides, even the most health conscious will agree, deep fried food when done right tastes superb! Occasional deep frying will certainly not disrupt any health-based food regimen.
Chef Lévana Kirschenbaum, gives us her pointers for a healthier deep frying and, of course, her superb Latkas recipe with a few variations:
Frying (stir-frying does not fall into this category, as it requires very little oil and minimal cooking) is the nemesis of every health-conscious cook, this one included. However, fried foods are irresistibly delicious. I am happy to provide a few guidelines for frying occasional treats efficiently and safely: consider the following a mini crash course on conquering the fear of frying!
– Keep it dry. Too much moisture will steam food instead of frying it, yielding soggy results. Be sure to dry whatever you are frying thoroughly with paper towels.
– Keep it thick. With a firm (not runny) batter, you will be able to form thicker patties, which will absorb much less oil than thinner ones. The ouside will be crisp and the center will be tender yet cooked through.
– Keep it hot. Less-than-hot oil will seep into your food, making it inedibly greasy. If you are adding oil to your pan while frying, chances are your oil was not hot enough to begin with. When your oil is good and hot, you will need to add very little if any to finish frying an entire batch of food. How hot is hot enough? Drop a smidgen of batter into the oil. If it sizzles and rises to the surface, the oil is hot and ready for frying.
– Keep it steady. Do not crowd the pan. First of all, you will make handling the food more difficult. Also, crowding will bring down the temperature of the oil. Adding what you are frying at steady intervals ensures that the oil has time to return to the desired temperature.
– Keep it lean. I have my mother to thank for this advice. Rather than using spatulas or slotted spoons, work with two forks when frying. Lift each fried item with a fork on each side, and hold it vertically for a second or two over the frying pan: You will be surprised by how much oil drips off it. Immediately place the items on a plate lined with several layers of paper towels, which will absorb any remaining unwanted grease.
– Keep it white. This applies only to potato dishes. Peeled potatoes will oxidate when exposed to air and turn an unappealing gray color. So when making latkes (or a potato kugel), get everything ready and peel and grate the potatoes last, adding them immediately to the otherwise finished batter.
– Keep it fresh and hot. A word about freezing and reheating. If you are entertaining a large group, it won't be enormous fun spending the afternoon frying while everyone is having a good time. If you must fry in advance, follow all the above guidelines, but fry each item until it is ninety percent cooked through, no more. Store it in a shallow pan in one layer. You can also place the latkas in the pan vertically, like a deck of cards; you will be able to fit quite a few in a pan in this position (again, one layer). Cover tightly. Refrigerate or freeze, depending on how long in advance you are preparing the dish. Reheat uncovered, at about 350*F, for fifteen to twenty minutes if it was frozen, until golden and crisp.
Makes 24 latkas.
vegetable oil for frying
1 cup flour
4 eggs
1 medium onion, grated in a food processor
salt and pepper to taste
pinch nutmeg
8 large Idaho or russet potatoes, peeled
Heat 1/3 inch oil in a heavy frying pan until very hot. While the oil is heating, place the flour, eggs, onion, salt and pepper, and nutmeg in a bowl, and mix thoroughly. Quickly grate the potatoes in a food processor or by hand, and immediately stir them into the batter, making sure not to squeeze so as not to extract unwanted extra moisture. Work very quickly so they do not have time to get discolored. Form small patties, and lower them into the hot oil, or drop the batter by heaping tablespoons. Fry until golden, about 3 minutes on each side. Remove and drain on paper towels. Serve with applesauce, or plain yogurt.
Vegetable latkes: Replace the potatoes with a mixture of zucchini, carrots and parsnips. Add seasonings of your choice such as oregano, minced fresh garlic and basil.
Sweet potato latkes: Substitute sweet potatoes for the regular potatoes, and add brown sugar, cinnamon and ginger to taste.
Potato Kugel: That's right: What else is it but a giant latka? Add 1/3 cup of vegetable oil to the potato latka batter. Pour the batter into a greased loaf or square pan, and bake uncovered in a preheated 375*F oven for one hour or until the top is golden brown.
Enjoy, gentle reader, enjoy! We certainly will!!


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Over the last couple of years we featured some great Shavuos recipes on these pages. To make it easy for anyone to find them, we"ll put up all the links together, right here.
For three superb cheesecake recipes, check out And the Winner Is…, or you can try Levana's Ricotta Almond Pie. You'll enjoy Pam Reiss' Cheese Kugel it is different from the usual kugels and very tasty! If you are looking for a different recipe to make blintzes or you want a Macaroni, Tuna and Cheese Casserole, you'll find them at: And the Runner Up Recipes Are.
For an incredible treat, you might want to look at Pessy Haskelevich's Beet and Asparagus Crosstata, at: The winning Recipe Is…; for a great soup, hardly anything is better or more refreshing than Cold Watercress Soup, while there you might also like the Polenta Casserole au Gratin. One of my all time favorites, which I"ll make many times during the year besides Shavuos is: Fettuccine Alfredo with Mushrooms. If pasta, cheese and mushrooms are involved… I can't help myself!
This week we presented Dairy Beet Borsht, 'Ataiyef – Syrian Blintzes? and another cold soup, Vichyssoise. i must confide in you, gentle reader, not only will shavuos be inspiring as a renewal of each individual Jew's re-acceptance of Torah, but the food will also be delicious.
Wishing a chag same'ach – agutten yontef to everyone and may our hearts be fully imbued with the true spirit of na'ase venishma and may torah always be sweet on every Jew's lips!


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This firmware will be installed directly to your printer. Before opening firmare link make sure that printer is turned on and connected to your computer and printer drivers are installed correctly.
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